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I SALT LAKE CITY UTAH MONDAY OCTOBER 5 1885 TPTW mRVXTTft
HENLEYS CELERY BEEF IRON
USE
DR HENLEYS
Celery Beef and Iron
I
The Great Nerve Tonic
It OaULSOS 1X1 efCeotua1
coxxo iota cases of Neu
ra1tia NcrVousaess
S1oop1cssnoss Jc
b ility Jyspcpsi
Iu d i 0 S t i 0 n LI an
g11or and a1ztia1
Diseases
For Sa1e at aU Drug
gis1s at One Collar a
801t1c
Be sure and see that the name of Tut
hill Cox Co or the Celery Beef and
Iron Extract Co is on each bottle
BUSINESS CARDS
1TOTICEI hAVE TillS DAY BOUGHT
i > out the Livery business of George W Hall
and am prepared to continue the business at
the old stand Stables on West Temple street
nearly opposite the Herald office Neat rips at
reasonable prices I HAZELGROVE
August 6th 1SS5
1 R CLUTE DRAYMAN TRANSACTS A
Ell
Li general Transfer business to and from
Depots Leave orders at Remington Johnson
Cos
VCTATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY RE
> paired Adolph Hauerbach 16E 1st Sth
TItED ANDERSON REAL ESTATE BRO
FUED
f4 ker and Notary Public Rents houses col
lects rents and interests loans money at low
rates makes out deeds mortgages etc Houses
mid lots for sale in all parts of the city Office
in old Salt Lake House No trouble to show
properties
TOS 1 2 AND 3 DR HIGGINS CATARRH
Remedy is warranted to cure all cases if
directions are followed Office No 272 Main
Street
I tALL AT NO 272 MAIN STREET THREE
CAoST fl 1 ClI RiS
V doors north of Clift House and see Dr
Higgins the Microscopic and Analytic Physic
ian the Specialist before taking medicine of
anyone else All orders by mail promptly filled
Address Dr C W Higgins No 272 Muin Street
Salt Lake City Utah
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
T l5 KTASOK
J
IDoiotlest
Herald Building opposite Continental Hotel
West Temple Street
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
A S CHAPMAN J L WHYTOCK DDS
I 1HAPMAN i WHYTOCK
CIIAPMA1
Deu1ists
Walker Opera House Autesthetics adminis
ered
Telephone in office
C NICHOLS
F
Ientist
OFFICE opposite Walker House Telephone
in Office Anesthetics given
pv B WILDER
E
DlIining E gincer
t ND U S DEPUTY MINERAL SURVEYOR
AND and underground surveys with
drawings of same a specialty
Office 139 Main street up stairs by Jones i
Cos Bank
ASSAYERS
llAXK FOOTE
l
AslSlayor
TO Ul SOUTH MAIN STREET SALT LAKE
L 1 City Personal attention given to all busi
ness
F 3L BISHOP
Bssnyor
j in 2IAIN STfiEET SALT LAKE CITYUTAH
All work Carefully and Promptly Executed
f McVICKER
j
Aesayer
Under JUcCornicks Bank Main St
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
r G M STEWARD
Aesayer
10 E Second South Street PO Box 449
Under barber shop cast of U P Ticket Office
INSURANCE
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LEWIS B ROGERS
INSURANCE I
THE LION FIRE INSURANCE CO
Of London England Capital and assets
4094993
ORIENT INSURANCE CO
Of Hartford Connecticut Capital and assets
l59r 53034
WASHINGTON F M INS CO
Of Boston Massachusetts Capital and assets
I551S
OFFICE At Safe Deposit Vaults Union Na
tional Bank
THE EAGLE FOUNDRY
And Macliine Co
IRON f4 f BRASS FOUNDERS
AND
MACHINISTS
73 75 7 and 70 W Second South Street
SALT LAKE CITY
Manufacturers of Furnace Mining and
Milling Machinery Mining Cars and Car
Wheels Slag Pots Burs and 1l1n5 for Sampling
Bills Etc C t and Wrought Iron Fencing and i
kind of Builders Iron Work
Cresting and all AilIUt HI JJlliiUGAO 4AUU 11VS
including Oman ental Columns for front and
Interior Supports
Orders prompth filled and all work guar
anteed
O 8 CARVER
Livery Feed Sales Stable
HAVE THE FINEST CARRIAGE AND SAD
II dle horses in the country
Transportation to TAYLnu nud PIOCHE on
Short Notice i
Terms Reasonable and Satisfaction Guaran
eed
Stable at head of Man Street
Eric J Utab
DEATH AS A RINGMASTER
John Robinsons Circus Meets With a
Terrible but Unavoidable Ac
cident on the Northern
Pacific
Sleeping Employes Hurled From the
Track and Five Wake Up in
Eternity
A Fearful flight of Horror and a
Scene Which Beggars Description
Frightful Accident to a Circus Train
ST PAUL Minn October 4A terrible I
accident happened on the Fergus Falls
branch of the Northern Pacific seven miles
west of here this morning by which five
men lost their lives and thirty or forty more
were more or less injured John Robinsons
show left Wahpeton Dakota for this place
in two sections When within seven miles
of Fergus Falls near a small place named
French the head or baggage section broke
in two while going up a heavy grade and
TEN on TWELVE CABS WENT IXTINa BACK
at a terrific rate On the rear train were
three sleepingcars occupied by workmen
over 200 in number all of whom were sound
asleep and not aware of the impending dan
ger The cars which had broken loose in
creased their speed as they approached the
second or cage section and probably had
run a mile before they struck it The engi
neer of the rear section saw the cars ap
preaching but only had time to stop his
tram before it struck him The brakeman
on the loose cars tried to put on the brakes
but they had difficulty in running from car
to car on account of the wagons which im
peded their progress Had the engineer of
the rear section had a moments more time
he could have avoided the calamity but it
was too late and the cars struck his engine
with tremendous force throwing three
sleepers off the track and smashing them be
yond recognition The result was soon ap
parent more than a hundred men were
buried in the debris The scene can hardly
be described The night was fearfully dark
and the groans of the men were appalling
People in the rear section at once began the
work of removing the men
FIVE OF WHOM WEBE FOUND DEAD
And many others wounded and bleeding
Word was at once dispatched to this city
and a train in charge of Superintendent
Vining at once hastened to the scene and
the dead and wounded were at once brought
to this place The work of removing the
men from the debris was a sorry task A
man alive and uninjured was taken from
under two dead ones and it was simply a
miracle that he escaped
Following is a list of the dead George
Krause Cincinnati Roberts first name
unknown Dakota Charles Wallace joined
at Portland Oregon antecedents unknown
James Wilson Cincinnati Samuel Blair
Colfax W T
A car is expected fromBrainerd to remove
the wounded to that place The coroner
will hold an inquest tomorrow morning but
t is evident that no one is to blame and
that it was simply an unavoidable accident
Preparing for Bloody AntlCIiiuese
Work
POBTLAND Ogn October 4The Oregon
jolts Seattle special says Two large meet
ings were held here last night Both assem
bled to discuss the Chinese question One
was under the auspices of the Knights of
Labor who are in favor of quietly getting
rid of the Chinese without violence or blood
shed but unfortunately there is an element
here that is not anxious to avoid violence
I and they are increasing the agitaiion
several of these demagogues were among
the speakers at this meeting and were loudly
applauded when making any reference to the
idea of forcing the Chinese to leave The
Knights of Labor are unfortunate in having
this element saddled on them and their work
will be much retarded While this meeting
was being held in one hall about seven
hundred cititens gathered in the Opera
House The men signed a pledge to aid in
enforcing the law and to assist the officers in
quelling whatever riots may arise Sheriff
J r McGraw then appointed them deputy
sheriffs and the Justice of the Peace admin
istered the oath of office The town was
then districted into twenty parts a captain
for each district was appointed and the
deputies will form twenty companies and
when properly armed will be able to furnish
I ample security against riots
Canadian Boys and Girls Frighten
I ed of Vaccination
QUEBECK Oct 4There was one death at
the Marine Hospital this morning from
smallpox The case came from Montreal
Great excitement was caused yesterday in
St Sauveur when the public vaccinator entered
tered two of the largest French schools there
I for the purpose of vaccinating the scholars
The pupils became greatly alarmed owing to
I the previous erroneous statement about the
severity of vaccination and also that they
would be pat to a severe test by force if
they would not submit Entire classes
rushed from the school and home to their
parents and those consequently became ex
asperated and proceeded to the school in no
peaceful state of mind They were met by
the mayor of the municipality who expost
ulated with them and finally got them to
I understand the necessity of vaccination
when the crowd dispersed without using any
violence Today the clergy in several Ro
I man Catholic churches spoke of the neces
sity of vaccination and of having patients
removed to the hospital should that dread
I disease make its appearance in their midst
General Drunk in a B C Town
YALE B C October 4The train this
morning from the East brought 1000 whites
and 1200 Chinese discharged from the
Canadian Pacific The contractors began
paying off the whites and the scene about
town beggars description The saloons and
streets are full of intoxicated men and the
residents of the town are obliged to bar
the doors of their dwellings to keep the
howling throng from forcing an entrance
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After TUirtyTvro Years
I
GALVESTON October 4A special from
I Paris Texas to the News says John Alex
ander charged with murder in this county
thirtytwo years ago and who was recently
arrested in Kansas arrived here yesterday
in charge of an officer Alexanders father
who was principal in the killing was sent to
the penitentiary for life five years ago and
died there
Murdered and Boasted Him
LITTLE FALLS N Y October 4The II
trial of Mrs Dreese for the murder of her
husband closed at Herkimer at 1230 oclock
today with a verdict of guilty of murder in
the first degree The crime was committed
in the town of Warren on the 18th of December
ember last After Mrs Dreese killed her
husband she cut his body up and burned it
in the stove The crime was not detected
until three weeks since
Something Kotten in Denmark
COPENHAGEN Oct 5The D jet opened to
day and it is probable the session will be
the most stormy Denmark over witnessed
The relations of the contending parties are
strained to the utmost and some violent
scenes are anticipated and an attempt will
be made to force the King to comply with
the vote of the Diet at the previous session
to dismiss obnoxious ministers His majesty
also will probably be subject to serious dis
cussion for having levied taxes by royal de
cree when the Diet refused to vote the bud
get and saying he was determined to con
tinue to do so The people Den
mark are greatly excited at the arbitrary ac
tion of the King Mayors all over the
country refused to levy the illegal taxes and
numbers of political prosecutions have re
sulted from demonstrations against the
government
I DEATH BUT NOT DISHONOR
She Loved but Was Anothers Wife
and in Despair She Took
Her Life
NEW YonK October 4thLast night in
Central Park a man and woman were found
robed deeply in black as though prepared
for funeral lying upon a horse blanket The
woman was dead and a smile was upon her
face which in life had been pretty The
man was dying and soon too was still
On the womans breast which she had bared
for the bullet lay a lock of her lovers hair
and upon his a dead leafand rose Each
wore on the left hand a black glove and be
tween them lay a bulldog pistol A drop
of oil on the womans hands and grime of
smoke on her fingers showed there was no
murder but suicide and the man having
died last indicated that he awaited the
womans death before taking his own life
Two bullet holes were in her breast at the
heart and her companion had been as true
Between them was a box full of love letters
They had clearly sat with each other and
deliberated death and left it to the chance
of each at the same time writing the fatal
wish upon paper The slips were there and
on them the words Shall WA live nni
Shall we die
The bodies of the man and woman who
last night committed suicide in Central
Park have lain all day I
ON THE COLD SLAB AT THE MOBOUE
Both bodies have today been identified the
man as was last night believed was George
Bessendorf and the woman as Maria was
Maria Koch wife of Dr Edmund F koch
editor of the Jersey City Free Press and
Sontagsast
The bodies tomorrow will be removed to
an undertakers room and there will be pre
pared for interment The woman was 38
years of age and resided with her husband
andfour children onPavonia avenue Jersey I
City Heights Bessendorf was 22 years of
age and until recently was employed in the
composing rooms of the New Jersey Free
Press
Dr Koch states that Bessendorf came to
him about four months ago with a letter of
introduction from Carl Zighof P H D
of No 19 Liberty street Union Hill
New Jersey Bessendorf represented that
he was in destitute circumstances and would
work hard if given a chance Dr Koch gave
him employment and took him to his home
to board The intimacy which arose be
tween his wife and boarder was discovered
and while they insisted that
IT WAS NOT OBIMINAL
Bessendorf was compelled to seek another
boarding place He visited Kochs house
Monday while that gentleman was absent
and persuaded the woman to leave with him
Though search was made for his wife noth
ing was learned of her whereabouts until
today when the tragedy in the Park be
came known
SOUTHERN UTAH NOTES
Typhoid Fever at St Gcorjje Silver
milling in the Sandstone Region
Mrs Kelley Miss Caddie Clements
and mother have returned to Frisco from
Salt Lake City
The machinery at the Campbell reduc
tion works at Milford is now in order and
a start was made last week
Alpbin Montgomery and Barbee are at
work on the old Bonanza mine on the
Vhite Reef Silver Reef and have opened
up a large body of low grade ore
I In the Orrick murder case tried at
Beaver the jury brought in a verdict of
guilty of murder in the first degree Octo
ber 10th is the day set for sentence
An arrest for cattle stealing was made
at Milford last week One by one the
Stock Protective Association is getting the
cinch on the yap range riders and their
palsAll
All the old machinery will be cleared
out of the Leeds mill this week when
preparations will be made to put in the
new rolls and tanks in position as soon as
they arrive on the ground
There is not an available dwelling
house or cabin unoccupied in Silver Reef
at present If business continues to im
prove the sound of the saw and ax will
be familiar music there this fall
Where shall we find a market for our
produce anxiously asks the Sanpete
farmer At present the prospect is not
promising and those who have to sell
now will not realize the cost of produc
tion
The Silver Reef school opened last
Monday with sixtyseven scholars in at
tendance By next Monday the number
of pupils will be increased to at least
eighty Mr Stevenson has pressed Geo
Harrison into service to aid him tem
porarily in teaching the primary classes
andorganizing the school
Typhoid fever is prevalent among the
good people of St George It is said to
be caused by the the decaying vegetation
at Washington City where it has also
made itself dreadfully felt especially
among the children It is carried by the
water to St George In one family
recently five children died with the dis
ease
There has been a reduction in the
working force of the Christy company by
a draft of ten miners in the California
but this will only be temporary as it is
the intention of the company to work a
full force of men in both mines after the
loth The new company since it began
operations a year ago cleared off a large
indebtedness paid a dividend often cents
per share and has a surplus of several
thousand dollars inthe treasury Judg
ing from the present appearance of the I
stopes in the California and the large I
body of high grade ore opened up in the I
New Shaft it is safe to say that the next
years run will he far more profitable than
that of last The Christy mill closed
down on the 1st inst and will remain
idle until the 15th While there is suffi
cient ore in the California and Maggie
stopes to keep the runningthe man
agers of the company thought it advis
able to refrain from crushing until the
donkey hoisting engine can be put in
place in the New Shaft when both mines
can be worked together
IT seems like hearing of old acquaint
ances to read in the dispatches that the
BashiBazouks have sacked several towns
in Eastern Roumelia The last time we
heard of them was during the Russa
Turkish war and they had completely j
slipped from memory but it appears that
they are still conducting business at the I
old stand
> itJ r
1 THE ROW IN ROUMELIA
1
The Ambassadors in Session at Con
stantinople but There Is a Hitch
in the Proceedings
I Bulgarians Arming for the Fight and
Ready for a Summers Campaign
His Nibs the Sultan Reported to b
on the Verge of Imbecility
Time Rumors About IZoumclia
CONSTANTINOPLE Oct 4The Boumelian
conference met informally today Full in
structions have not yet arrived
Veissel Pasha telegraphs that he has com
pletely defeated the Albanians and captured
and promptly hung the most prominent of
their leadars
Numerous unfounded rumors are current
of attempts to poison the Sultan It is be
heved that the Sultan is becoming de
mented
LONDON October 4The Servian Consu
late here in an advertisement requests all
Servians resident in England to forward their
names and addresses to the Consulate im
mediately The activity of the Turkish pre i
parations is believed to point to the early
occupation of Roumelia by Turkey
LONDON October 4A dispatch to the
News from Sofia says
BULOABIA IS ONE MILITARY CAMP
All the male population between the ages
of fifteen and fortyfive are under arms and
thousands of volunteers are being enrolled
daily They appear to be in earnest and
determined
Vhat Will Russia Do About It
ST PETEBSBUBO October 4A dispatch to
Novae Vremya from Askabad dated Friday
says The English have taken entire posses
sion of Herat and have ordered the inhabi
tants to quit the town immediately The
inhabitants are angered by the action The
English have thrown up earthworks opposite
the citadel and are being strongly reinforced
This dispatch is considered exaggerated
Prefers to be Fried in Greece
LONDON October aThe people of Crete
are excited over the Balkin trouble but
maintain expectant attitude They have
sent an address to the Powers asking that
the treaty of Berlin be maintained other
wise that Greece be permitted to annex
Crete
Dilkcs Scandal Is Not Settled
LONDON Oct 5The Globe today denies
that the case of Crawford vs Sir Charles
Dilke has been dropped The trial it says
will probably come off in December next
Boycotting Lone Irish Women
DUBLIN October 5A nbtice was posted
yesterday at the gates of Mrs Morgan OCon
nells homestead at Kildysart ordering
members of the league to shun her at mass
and not to sit in the same gallery with her
Mrs OConnell attended mass and was the
sole occupantof the gallery
Death of a Popular Californian
SAN FRANCISCO October 4Charles Clay
ton died tonight of congestion of the brain
He was aoCal o111 pioneer represented
Produce Exchange and at the time of his
death he was President of the Merchants
Exchange and the most popular man in
California
GRAPPLING WITH THE TORNADO
Lieut Finley Tulles of the Haunts
and habits of Those HellTear
ing Winds Science Can Pre
dict Them but What Can
Prevent Them
WASHINGTON October 4The phenomena
of tornadoes to the scientific study of which
Lieutenant John P Finley of the Signal
Corps has devoted about eight years are
now so well understood as to warrant a be
lief that trustworthy warnings may soon be
sent out to the inhabitants of the localities
which may be threatened with disastrous
visitation Daily precautions are in fact
being made at present having been begun
last year and continued during the tornado
season and resumed recently upon the
return of Lieutenant Finley from an inspec
tion tour in the West The percentage of
verification is already gratifying though
PBEDICTIONS ABE AS lET LABOELY EXPERI
MENTAL
And are embodied in daily published bulle
tins of the Signal office only when conditions
favorable to the creations of tornadoes are
vey pronounced In such cases severe local
storms are noted as probable
To a reporter of the Associated Press Lieu
tenant Finley recently described the known
phenomenal tornadoes and the ends toward
which present researches are directed These
storms have distinctly marked characteris
tics and are by no means to be confounded
with hurricanes blizzards cyclones or north
easters Their tracks are never more than
A FEW HUNDRED YARDS WIDE
And their forces are generally exhausted by
the time they have traveled a course of
forty or fifty miles though in this latter re
spect they are quite variable some having
been traced by their lines of devastation
more than 180 miles Their rotary motion
which is greatest towards the centre some
times reaches the enormous rate of lOCO
miles an hour while their forward move
ment always from the southwest to north
east ordinarily does not exceed forty or fifty
miles They are usually unaccompanied by
electrical disturbances and are be
lieved to be uninfluenced by elec
trical conditions though violent thunder
storms sometimes follow them a few miles
away There is a distinct and curious rela
tionship between the tornado and general
storm centre which is always apparent in
their uniform relative positions tornadoes
always occuring southeastward from the
centre at a low barometeric pressure and
at a distance of from one to 600 miles the
shape of the general storm centre direction
in which its longest diameter lies and the
appearance of the upper and lower clouds
center as minor elements into the problem I
out of which weather experts hope to work a
complete system of tornado warnings I
Visits of I
TOUNADOES ABE COMMONLY BETWEEN THE nouns
OF TWO AND SIX OCLOCK
In the afternoon Their home is in an arsa
which includes the whole of Iowa all Mis
souri except the southwestern corner the I
northwestern corner of Arkansas the north I I
eastern part of Indian Territory Eastern I
Kansas Eastern Nebraska Southern Min
nesota Southern Wisconsin and Western
Illinois Here its seasons extends from
April to August inclusive It is a frequent
visitor in two orthree regionsone strip along
the Gulf and South Atlantic which takes
in the central portion of Alabama Georgia
and South Carolina with termini in Missis
sippi and North Carolina over which its de
vastation are confined to the months of Jan
uary February and March the other in
cludes a portion of Southern and Central
Ohio a large part of Pennsylvania a small I
area in Maryland a strip across New York
and the corner each of Massachusetts and i
Connecticut where its seasons are only dur
ing the months of August and September
Lieutenant Finley further said that while
a host of interesting scientific questions re
specting
THE ORIGIN OF TOBNADOES
I
And the laws which govern them and their
relationship to other meteorological pheno I I
mena remain to be answered the more I
0
I
practical questions as to when and where
they are likely to appear seem to be advanc
ing rapidly toward solution The interests
which are subject to disaster from tornadoes
are alive to the importance of the work in
progress Intending buyers of farms apply
to the Signal office for information respect
ing the liability of their selected locality
to disaster To rnich are sent records of the
past as far as they are known Whenever
Lieutenant Finley travels in pursuit of his
studies farmers and villagers press for in
formation To these he says that nothing
raised by the hand of man above the surface
of the earth can withstand the shock of a
tornado He advises them to seek their dug
outs upon the appearance of portentious
signs of disaster and there await the pas
sage of the storm For their property he
advises insurance so that losses of the in
dividual may be shared by his more fortun
ate neighbors The insurance companies
which last year wrote
FORTY MILLIONS ON TORNADO POLICIES
Are eagerly awaiting the completion of a map
now in process of making which will it is
expected greatly narrow the socalled tor
nado regions and perhaps show that large
portions them have never experienced the
destructive storm Upon this map Lieuten
ant Finley proposes to show from the com
plete records of severalyears and data as far
as obtained for many previous years the
average number of tornadoes for each
locality per annum
A VISIT TO MCULLOTJGH
The Actors Wife and Friends at the
Bloomiiigdalc Asylum
By this time the actors room was
reached The door was ajar Mr Mc
Cullough was lying on a lounge sleeping
as usual The attendant went in and
roused him He rose wearily hut recog
nized the visitors readily enough Mrs
McCullough sat beside him at the foot of
the lounge She is a little slender
woman with a pleasant motherly face
and an engaging smile She looks so
much like the mother of Lotta the act
ress that people often inquire whether
the two ladies are of kin
The actor looked at her for an instant
Ah Lydia then he said is that you
dearIt
It is I she answered and gladly
added in a whisper to her counsel Yes
he is much better today The other day
it was a long long time before he knew
me at all
The tragedian was silent a long time
after that He was dressed very neatly
in light tweed and his thin grey hair was
adjusted in the style that ho has always
favored At a first glimpse one would
think he was just as of old only thinner
and paler as if he were just recovering
from an illness But when he lifted his
eyes everything changed The light in
them the wierd shining of a mind dis
ordered told how terrible the change
really was He sat quite still buttoning
and unbuttoning his coat again and
again and gazing vacantly around the
andsome and cosilyfurnished room I
They tell me you were out riding in the I
grounds today said Captain Connor at
length
Yes the actor answered with a hes
itancy and a twitching of the lips that
old paralysis Oh yes 1 and then
nul moment he added and yesterday
why yesterday I was in Mexico and his
nervous fingers went on toying with the
buttons of his coat
After a while he turned to his wife and
said What are you doing here
What pleasure can you find in a mad
house lIe rose abruptly tottered
across to the wardrobe took out his white
summer hat and said Well I must be
going now He walked once or twice
round the room and then sat down again
and went on with the old work of the
buttons He often does that the atten
dant said and sometimes he will pack up
all his clothes and his little keepsakes
only to forget his purpose as soon as time
work is completed
The man who owns this place must
be very rich lie said presently And
what do you think he Has presented it
ill to us and he laughed low and joy
fully After a i time he said he should
like to walk He rose but his step was
very uncertain and if the arm of Mr
Johnson bad not been placed round him
he must have fallen His limbs grow I
weaker constantly the attendant said
and soon he will hardly be able to walk
at all He with the lawyer and Captain
Conner walked up and down together
for a few minutes the actor looking very
bright and contented Presently a visi
tor came by and the actor with a sug
gestion of his gallant old manner intro
duced Captain Conner as Mr Johnson
and Mr Johnson as his sister Mr John
son kindly pretended to consider it all a
jest and the actor vacantly joined in the I
rather hollow laugh Mr McCullouijh
sat down on a bench in the corridor and
I
went back to work on the coat He did
lot notice the visitors at all for a long I
time after that When they were leaving
however lie shook each one by the hand
and kindly said good by But when one
of them a moment afterwards wont back
to say another word the actors eyes
gazed glassily up into his face Only the I
wild light was in them The visitors
Press were already forgotten Philadelphia I
Preparing for Escape I
A very neat preperation for escape by
Roxy Red and Richards from the jail at
Blackfoot was nipped in the bud by under
Sheriff Bassett on Friday Bassett had
noticed that something was going on and
kept a close watch and on Friday found
that Roxy had by some means obtained
an old table knife with which he had cut
the rivets from his shackles and put in
some wooden pins blacking the ends to
make them look like iron The knife had
then been passed into the cell where Red I
and Richards were and they had theirs
nearly cut off The probability is had it
not been for the watchfulness of under
Sheriff Bassett there would have been a
grand jail delivery as sixteen prisoners
are confined there Blackfool Register
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The Cinnabar Coal Mines
We learn that the Horr coal mines at
Cinnabar have been leased for a term of
years by J K Pardee of Philipsburg
and other gentlemen and that a large j
force of men will bo immediately put to
I
work to take out coal for shipment to i
Wickes and other portions of the Terri
tory It has been known for some time I
that the Cinnabar coal fields yielded a I
superior quality of coal that the veins
are large and the measures apparently I
undisturbed and th t consequently the I
district offered superior advantages as a
coal region The Horr Bros however I
were not in position to properly develop
their propeities but the new arrangement I
will give an impetus to the camp never
experienced beforeBozeman Courier II I I
SMOKE the Celebrated Famous Cigar
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BOLIVAR ROBERTS
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Assayers Goods
We offer to the Trade the Largest and Best Stock of
Drugs Assayers Material and Toilet Articles
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Ever Brought to this Market
We are Agents for all the Leading Lines of Goods we carry and can offer Better
Prices than ever given before
Entire Drug Stores Furnished at Five Days Noti e
We are Never Undersold
Avxit for IE r ± os or so23ci a TxiaO Oxcioa
220 Main Street Opposite Postofflce Salt Lake City Utah
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Established
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STYLE AND WORKMANSHIP
Unsurpassed by firms East or West
SUITS TO ORDER from 2500
SAMPLES FASHION PLATES AND RULES FOR SELFMEASUREMENT
On Application
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JOHN TAYLOR SON
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ESTABLISHED IN 1865
Have just received a Choice Lot of
FALL AND WINTER WOOLENS
Of the LATEST STYLES which they offer at REDUCED RATES Call and examine our tock
and makeup before having your measure taken elsewhere
4OE Second South Street SALT LAKE CITY
KELSEYS REAL ESTATE LOAN COLLECTION AGENCY
Lewis P Kelsey
SUCCESSOR TO ELI B KELSEY
REAL ESTATE LOAN COLLECTION
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OfficeNo 25 and 27 E First South St
Sa11i Lake City Utah
bJished in 131
Sanpete Valley Railwy i
Trains leave daily i asfollow I
Leave Moroni 900 am
Arrive at Nephi 1100 am
Leave Nephi 100 pm
Arrive at Moroni 300 pm
Stages counect at Morout for all parts of San
Pete and Sevler
Private teams and spring wagons can be or
dered by telephone at Nephito be ready on
arrival of trains at Moroni Price f 1 per day
driver paying all his own expenses
S BAMBERGER Manager
EUREKA ADVERTISEMENTS
KEYSTONE HOTEL
EUREKA TINTIC
Best Accommodations in Camp
Terms 150 per Day 8 per Week
tIn K n HOLLAND Prop
M G ROLPH
Contractor for
Lumber and Shingles
And Dealer in
GRAIN FLOUR AND PRODUCE
nil Supply of FAMILY GROCERIES on hand
EUREKA TINTIC
Heesch Ellerbeck
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PLUMBERS
Sole agents for the EXETER HEATER tho
most economical and reliable heater in use
Water Pipe laid on short notice
49 East First South Street SALT LAKE CITY
E3ABLOVV
Sign Writer
No 10 E Flrt South Street
Fresco Graining
KAHN BROS
The well known and Reliable Wholesale and
Retail
GROCERS
Country Dealers will find it to their ADVAN
TAGE to send their orders to the aboTO firm
In the
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The FRESHEST and BEST Goods are kept IB
Stock
SALT LAKE CITY UTAH
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